Anonymous wrote:I wouldn’t read into this at all. It could mean they want more information, want to schedule another interview, plan to offer you the job or turn you down. Until you chat, you won’t know. Good luck!

+1

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Anonymous wrote:Recruiters don't chat with candidates to tell them that they've been rejected. My guess is that you're going to be pleasantly surprised.

This is not correct.

Agreed. I've been a finalist with a handful of searches. Particularly after a grueling set of interviews, the GOOD ones call you. And the BEST ones will actually provide some helpful feedback.

Anonymous wrote:Recruiters don't chat with candidates to tell them that they've been rejected. My guess is that you're going to be pleasantly surprised.

This is not correct.

Anonymous wrote:OP here — it’s a no. Seriously just wish it were an email yesterday

Maybe it's indicative that the recruiter values you and wanted to have a call versus an email to maintain a good relationship with you because they think they can place you elsewhere in a position that is a better fit. Maybe not one that they currently have open but something else that might come up.

Regardless, stay positive and know that the right thing will come along.

Next one will come along and it will be better!